Fantastic example of a public library. It had 3 floors, plenty of space and media options. I was…read morealso pleased to see that there were multiple books of the same title so more people can borrow at the same time with shorter hold times. They had a small food bank out front. They also have a book vending machine in the kid's area. They also have a new release/popular title no waiting shelf as soon as you walk in the door.

Good solid library. The people that work here are helpful and professional…read more The place is clean and orderly. Fountaindale has everything one needs in a public library. I will be back to study & think,

The library is clean and has lots of activities for kids and adults to do. There are computers,…read morebooks, video games, and one of the best books in there. The white oak library is one to be treasured by all. Give Mrs. Nicole and Mr. Shane a raise please

Friendliest library around!! I went in for three different reasons and they helped with all!!…read moreFirst, they have the Lockport passports for the ducks. Second they host a local author event. Third, they carry my book, The Length of Our Staircase, a book that keeps you reading from start to finish! An amazing journey of a mom who wants to help her son and doesn't quit.

Large and very nice library. As the parking is near the Metra, I recommend allowing yourself extra…read moretime to find parking if attending an event here. The parking fills up fast. They offer various community programs. Clean library and clean bathrooms.

Excellent. Very kind service!! Very patient and knowledgeable…read more Thank you for coming.

Leaving a one-star review because of the ridiculous "no sleeping" policy at White Oak Library. I…read morehad my head down while sitting upright at a table, listening to a lecture with headphones on, and was told I couldn't have my head down--even though I wasn't lying down or disturbing anyone. This rule is overly strict and targets students trying to study or concentrate. Librarians should focus on maintaining the facility and supporting patrons, not nitpicking harmless behavior. A library should be a welcoming space for learning, not a place where students are harassed for quietly minding their own business.

I went in to the Library to see if they had a shelf for Local Authors. They took my signed book…read moreand within two weeks it was on their shelf ready for all to borrow. Their service was top notch. Also, I went in to search for a book the had a few questions. The woman assisting me was very quick to assist me.

I have been patronizing the Indian Prairie Library it seems forever, since the days of the…read morebookmobile library. Nowadays, it is a state-of-the-art facility which caters to all age groups and I am getting to learn about what it has to offer (too much to note honestly). First of all, I will note that the staff are excellent - very pleasant, diverse and helpful, not only to someone like myself (with not obvious "disabilities") but to others as well. It is very quiet areas. I have been utilizing the private rooms for peace and quiet to accomplish computer activities and it is definitely much quieter than it was back in 2012 when I would frequent the library while in school for a degree. There is a wide variety of materials to be checked out: I learned about the "Library of Things", which are literally "things" that can be checked out and taken home with you (one of the many perks of being in the IPL district). If you don't know how to utilize the many services, feel free to ask Guest Services and a friendly person there can assist you. My best recommendation is to check out the link to their website: https://ippl.info for more information. No one library is perfect but I believe they would be open to suggestions. :)

IPL will get You what ever info You need. The research staff is great. It's a good place to study…read more There's a coffee machine as well. If You are an old schooler like me, there are also newspapers, periodicals (say that there times, fast) and magazines. IPL provides a delightful library experience, go try it for yourself...

One of the most beautiful libraries I've ever been to. This space has such a warm, modern vibe and…read moredecor. From the fireplace on the second floor to the outdoor fountain, this is a thoughtfully designed library that can cater to a wide variety of visitors. The staff was very friendly and helpful when I wanted to book a private, study room. I loved every minute of my visit here and I will definitely visit again.

Now that I am retired,, I have more time to really see what the library offers. Not only a great…read moreselection of books, but the classes are so fun. I love the free give-away things to make and spices to cook with. The front desk people are very helpful with any questions I may have. I absolutely love the donation day things, to both clear my drawers, cabinets and craft areas of unneeded items and see if I want any new ones from others. I have found so many gems there. My thanks to the people who set that up. And the computer lab is also wonderful. So glad to be visiting there often, including the free borrowing of puzzles in the front area.

Good kids section. It's a whole floor dedicated to juniors and they have a wide array of movies and…read moreaudio books! Some of the librarians seem like mean girls, like they all got attitudes. I was looking at movies to check out few months ago and all I heard was one librarian talking about how she hates suburban libraries and that she's a city girl and only likes Chicago libraries... then go then..? Just annoying.

This is one of our favorites because it has the whole and vast second floor dedicated to the…read morechildren's section with plenty of books, activities, coloring paper, puzzles, and toys for all ages. Some of the main highlights for us are the plentiful seating and huge sets of magnetic tiles and dominoes. Our girls can easily spend an hour "reading" - which for their age is more like them flipping through the pages and trying to pick up familiar words and objects, or having one of us read to them. A library with enough seating is vital so we wouldn't be occupying a space for too long while others wait. Some libraries have incomplete sets of toys but this one is well-organized and their set of magnetic tiles is very comparable to the ones that we have at home. Our girls cannot seem to get sick of them and would play with them at the Woodridge Library and at home!

I love the teen room because it's so amazing to craft, play dnd, use the computers and borrow some…read morecool anime books

When I was in grade school we lived very close, so I would bike to the library almost daily - they…read moreare quite large for a suburban location! The staff were helpful and the books are well organized. I would bring my younger sister here for some of the events they had always going. I will have to check out the upgrades next time I'm home!

Such a wonderful library! I love this library - has great librarians and staff, they host lots of…read moreevents and activities and have a wonderful space. There is also a really big kids area with small toys and books. The library is clean, has great meeting space that can reserved and ample parking. visit this library whenever you're in the area!

Friendly helpful staff clean organized will love to come back big nice kids area and a lot of…read morecomputers

I love coming here and picking up a book to read for hours, getting lost in the quiet comfort of…read morethe space. Reading is one of my favorite things to do, and I hope to have a library of my own one day--not as large, but inspired by experiences like attending a Chris Collins Top Dawg event in LA, where he, a dealer consultant, has his own incredible library. I truly admire that. Education is one of the most important things I value in this world, and this is a wonderful place to start.

Last Fri, my 6 year old son and I went to the children's desk looking for new spooky book series'…read moreideas. They were so helpful and we checked out some great books. But an hour later, I got a call and the librarian remembered a book that she thought my son would love. But I never told her who I was. She had to have gone out of the way to look up my profile based on what I checked out and then found my number and called. Talk about an amazing person. Love HG Library!!